I'm 17 years old, I've graduated high school and currently doing an accelerated college degree. in the meantime I'm working a full time job/ a few side Hustles and a budding business.

You’ll also need to consider whether the tenants will get along with each other—living with multiple people requires a certain degree of “chemistry”, mutual respect, and consideration, and if the tenants are at odds with each other, nobody’s happy.

Outside of that, I stand by the statement that if I ever hear a negative, it's almost always what I stated above.Taz, to Zach's point; you chimed in without and disclosure of whom you are, you involvement in the industry and positioning as competitor's to whatever degree. 

Once I finished my undergraduate degree and moved out, I netted 15k annually from rent.

I currently only have a $3k cc and a $50k student loan from my Masters degree that is broken down into two $20k loans at 6.875% and four loans under $1500 at 2.14%.

I was wondering if anyone here had any good ideas for a job that doesn't require a degree and isn't extreme manual labor?

They are also taking 5 years to do 4 year degrees-not because they are working part time, but because they can't handle a full course load and that is adding a lot to their costs with an extra year of living expenses.

I am also a mortgage agent so im able to underwrite my acquisition and exit with a high degree of confidence.

I have had lenders only respond to emails from my husband even though I have a Master's degree in Finance and he knows very little about our loans. 

I just found too many of my tenants were keeping their heat at 78 degrees with their windows open on -20 degree days.